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As I’ve explained before, I have Multiple Sclerosis. I’ve told my personal perspective, but I wanted to provide a few facts for you in case you’re further interested. Personally, I didn’t know anything about MS before I was diagnosed, and I found a great deal of very useful information through the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s […]

My son has, and has always had, an abundance of energy. From the moment he wakes up until the moment he falls asleep, he’s talking, jumping, moving, playing, and generally not being still. I remember joking with someone once that he would climb over a table before he ever walked around it. When he started […]

I have had a difficult time processing my diagnosis. At my onset, I was physically very unwell. I couldn’t… function. I couldn’t walk on my own. I couldn’t come up with words I wanted to use. I slurred. I felt like I was going to fall out of chairs. I couldn’t see. I couldn’t use […]

I belong to a few Facebook support groups for people my age with MS or any kind of Chronic Illness, and one thing that always strikes me as very tragic, is that a lot of people don’t have an effective support system. My husband and I have been married almost 11 years. We started dating […]

As I said in my last post, when I was diagnosed, my son was four. I was able to stay home with him the first two years of his life, and when I went back to work he went to Grandma-Care with my mom. He started preschool two weeks before my onset. When I was […]

There are several layers to my diagnosis, and I plan to discuss the effects on all three of us. First though, you need the back story. I stopped writing all together because my life was overwhelming. First, with the emotional grief of ending foster care. Second, I had plans to open a bakery with a […]

I want to go full 1995 LL Cool J and tell you to not call this a comeback, but I think that’s exactly what it is. The last time I posted here was 2016. My son was 3, my marriage was 7, I was more or less a whole person. Now, in 2020, my son, whose very […]